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JimFreeh 06-18-2015 10:17 AM

W211 CDI refrigerant charge amount
 
I'm looking for the weight of R134a specified for a full charge on my 05 CDI.

It's supposed to be on the radiator core support, but my car has had body work in front prior to my buying it from Tyler, so I no longer have the sticker on my car.

Thanks in advance!

Jim

ILUVMILS 06-18-2015 12:58 PM

950g

JimFreeh 06-18-2015 05:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ILUVMILS (Post 3488526)
950g

Thanks!

Jim

JimFreeh 06-19-2015 08:42 PM

Well, turned out the compressor failed.

If you're used to the old style compressor, the new ones are a different paradigm.

There's no clutch plate on the new ones. The compressor turns all the time.
There is a signal sent to the compressor that causes the compressor to increase it's output. The compressor has a wobble plate that varies the displacement and the SDS system records a duty cycle for the compressor. Zero would be no displacement, and I saw up to 75% register when I was checking out the new installation.

All in all, the compressor looks smaller than the typical Denso compressor I'm used to on my W124 cars.

Modern technology, eh?

Jim

sredwine 06-20-2015 09:04 PM

E320 Compressor
 
I am troubleshooting my '05 E320 wagon. Where do you measure the signal going to the compressor's valve? I'm not sure ours is bad-it was cooling fine intermittently, would go out (or start working) when the car hit a bump. The compressor is almost inaccessible with the engine running, and there's no clutch to see/hear. I know the driver's side SAM box feeds it, just can't find the wire.

JimFreeh 06-23-2015 07:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sredwine (Post 3489592)
I am troubleshooting my '05 E320 wagon. Where do you measure the signal going to the compressor's valve? I'm not sure ours is bad-it was cooling fine intermittently, would go out (or start working) when the car hit a bump. The compressor is almost inaccessible with the engine running, and there's no clutch to see/hear. I know the driver's side SAM box feeds it, just can't find the wire.

I was reading it from the SDS computer..... It gives temp, pressure and duty cycle readouts.

Mine started to fail intermittently as well.....
New compressor fixed the problem.

Jim


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